Sentence examples for celebrated text from inspiring English sources
The writer extending a celebrated text is also guaranteed easy audience recognition.
But it rang in my ears for other reasons as the curtain fell on this intermittently funny but mostly flailing attempt to excavate new meanings from the consideration of a celebrated text.
This became a famous novel throughout the world because it was the first celebrated text that employed magical realism, the technique by which certain details in an otherwise normal world operate according to exceptional principles; I'll never forget the moment in his novel when the blood of a dead son travels all through the village to end up at the feet of his mother.
The young black American male of today, whose dignity in our public schools is not always preserved or made a priority, does not need at the start of his literary life to be immersed in an even more racist era by reading a celebrated text that exuberantly expresses everything crazy and wicked about that time — not if one's goal is to get that teenager to like books.
To mark the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King's I Have a Dream speech, BBC Radio 4 asked notable figures to record a recital of the celebrated text.
In a celebrated text giving the first rigorous axiomatization of projective geometry, Pasch wrote: "the theorem is only truly demonstrated if the proof is completely independent of the figure" (Pasch 1882), a view expressed also by Hilbert in writing on the foundations of geometry (Hilbert 1894).
And instead of celebrating the text as the focal point in keeping with the Islamic bias against figurative imagery, he has painted elaborate narrative scenes underneath the written word.
In 1949, he introduced Picasso to art dealer Heinz Berggruen (thus helping start their lifelong partnership), and, in 1951, wrote the catalog for an exhibit of works by his friend Max Ernst; the text celebrated the artist's "free use of stimuli" and "his discovery of a new kind of humor".
In junior high, he came upon an 1869 photo in a social studies text that celebrated the completion of the transcontinental railroad at Promontory Summit, Utah.
Long celebrated as the founding text of the second wave and vilified by antifeminists, "The Feminine Mystique" has been frequently misremembered as a militant call for women to abandon home and hearth for professional, political and sexual liberation.
Eunuchs are celebrated in sacred Hindu texts such as the Mahabharata and the Kama Sutra.
